Commercial Water Heaters

Commercial water heaters are built for high-demand consumption of hot water. For hot water tanks, they hold anywhere upwards of 250 gallons, while residential water heaters are less than 100 gallons.

Water heaters for commercial units are also often bulkier, made of heavier metal components and take more power to run.

Businesses and facilities vary in water requirements. A small b&b, office, or retail store requires less hot water than apartments, condominiums, or an office builds. On average, a commercial building consumes 12.8 gallons per square foot.

Choosing what hot water heater you need for your business, however, shouldn’t be based on these averages. Your water heater requirement would have to be based on several factors such as fixtures, daily operational hours, venting requirements, peak hours, and location.

While you can work this out yourself, getting an expert water heating contractor is still a better solution.

Tank Storage water heater

Tank Storage water heater works by producing hot water and storing it in a tank until the water is used. It is the most common type of water heater. It is used widely, even in residential houses. One advantage of this type is its affordability and extensive usage. Since a lot of people are using this, it is also easier to find service providers that can help you maintain and repair this type. However, using tank storage water heater can only provide you with limited water supply. Since it operates by using stored tank water, your amount of hot water is not as continuous as you would like it to be. This type of water heater is also prone to energy loss. If your tank is not well-insulated, excessive heat loss may occur.

Tankless water heater

If you are a commercial establishment that caters to the needs of many, a tankless water heater might be best. A tankless water heater is also known as a demand water heater. This type of water heater produces hot water instantaneously. There is no need for you to wait since the water supply does not pass thru storage. Tankless water heaters generally cost a little more than the tank storage but provide you with a constant and limitless supply. Despite costing more, you will save money by avoiding energy loss in the long run.

Our commercial water heaters come in different models and sizes for various applications and budgets to cater to our clients with different needs. Our trained and experienced technicians will be happy to help you in deciding which water heater service your business might need – anything from installation to repair to maintenance. Our experts can suggest the best water heater for your business. With talented technicians, all your hot water needs will be addressed with expert care and caution.